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SD 4.0Sockets (UHS-II SD Card Sockets, 17 / 19 pin) · 6 models

An SD 4.0 socket (UHS-II SD card socket) adds a second row of contacts — 17 or 19 pins in total — so UHS-II cards can run their high-speed interface, for professional cameras, camcorders and fast data capture. The KINGCONN SD 4.0 series has 6 models: a Top Push/Push type at H 3.00mm, push-push H2.90, no-spring (No Push, NON PUSH) H3.20, reverse push-push H:3.10 and reverse no-spring H2.90mm — each with a downloadable engineering drawing on its part page.

Parameter comparison

Values are transcribed from the source engineering drawings; blank = not stated on the drawing. Click a column to sort.

Part numberPitch (mm)Mated height (mm)ContactsDurability
7SD40-FA-00003.00195000 cycles
7SD40-FA-00032.9019
7SD40-FA-00041910,000 Cycles.
7SD40-FA-00052.90
7SD40-FA-00063.2017
7SD40-FA-00081.23.10

Selection FAQ

Which part numbers are in the SD 4.0 series?
6 part numbers: 7SD40-FA-0000, 7SD40-FA-0003, 7SD40-FA-0004, 7SD40-FA-0005, 7SD40-FA-0006, 7SD40-FA-0008
How many contacts can SD 4.0 be supplied with?
Contact counts span 17–19; the values offered are: 17, 19
What is the mated height of SD 4.0?
5 of the 6 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 2.90 mm (2 part numbers); 3.00 mm (1 part number); 3.20 mm (1 part number); 3.10 mm (1 part number)
What are the electrical ratings of SD 4.0?
Operating voltage: 3 of the 6 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 100V AC(rms)/DC (2 part numbers); 10 V AC(rms)/DC (1 part number)
Current rating: 5 of the 6 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 0.5 A (3 part numbers); 1.0 A (1 part number); 0.5Amperes (1 part number)
Withstand voltage: 4 of the 6 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 500 VAC/1MINUTE (3 part numbers); AC500V r.m.s (1 part number)
Contact resistance: 5 of the 6 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 100 m OHMS MAX (4 part numbers); 100 mΩ Maximum (1 part number)
Insulation resistance: 3 of the 6 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: 1000M OHMS MIN. AT 250VDC (3 part numbers)
What is the operating temperature range of SD 4.0?
5 of the 6 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: -25°C~+85°C (5 part numbers)
What materials and plating does SD 4.0 use?
Housing: 4 of the 6 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: LCP UL94 V-0 (2 part numbers); LCP, rated UL94V-0,color:black (1 part number); LCP S475 UL94 V-0, BLACK COLOR (1 part number)
Contacts: 4 of the 6 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: COPPER ALLOY (2 part numbers); Phosphor Bronze (1 part number); COPPER ALLOY C5210 (1 part number)
Shell: 4 of the 6 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: STAINLESS STEEL (2 part numbers); Stainless (1 part number); STAINLESS STEEL SUS304 (1 part number)
UL rating: 6 of the 6 part numbers in this series state this parameter on the drawing: UL94V-0 (6 part numbers)
What mounting and body types does SD 4.0 offer?
2 of the 6 part numbers state a type in their description: REVERSE (2 part numbers)
How do I request a drawing or samples for SD 4.0?
Email service@kingconn.com.tw with the part number. Clicking any part card on a product page also pre-fills the enquiry subject with that part number. Our sales team will reply with the drawing, samples and pricing.
Can SD 4.0 be customised?
Yes. The Taoyuan R&D team covers the full path from design and tooling to volume production, including medical-device ODM experience. Send us the application and the requirement, and sales and engineering will assess it together.
What is the difference between an SD 4.0 socket and a standard SD socket?
An SD 4.0 (UHS-II) socket has a second row of contacts so a UHS-II card can use its high-speed interface; a standard SD socket has a single row of contacts. A UHS-II socket accepts UHS-I cards, while a UHS-II card in a standard socket runs at UHS-I speed. KINGCONN lists both.
What is the difference between 17-pin and 19-pin SD 4.0 sockets?
Both are UHS-II dual-row sockets; the extra contacts of the 19-pin type provide card-detect and write-protect detection. Choose 19 pins when firmware must know whether a card is present or read the write-protect switch. Pin counts are in the comparison table and on the drawings.
Is there a drawing for each SD 4.0 socket?
Yes. Click any part card on this page to open the part page and download its engineering drawing (PDF); the dimensions, materials and plating in our spec tables are transcribed from those drawings.
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